Athens Daily Banner plans and notices of the era
The piece lists subscription rates and carrier rules for the Athens Daily Banner, urging timely payment and noting that no carrier may solicit subscriptions. It includes assorted vignettes about judges, cities like Little Rock and Macon, aviation meets in Atlanta, teachers gathering in the capital, and a digressive look at laws and politics of the era. It references census enumeration in Reno with divorce seekers, stage names, and the district’s social scenes.
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Reno
Nev
New York
This Date in History April 29 Highlights
Dates and events include Lorrin Andrews born in East Windham Connecticut died in Honolulu and Louis Kossuth speaking at Faneuil Hall Boston. Minnesota railroad land grants pass Congress while Indiana funds armament. First Gilbert Elevated train on Sixth Avenue New York. Edward Blake named Oppositions leader in Dominion House. Canadian Pacific steamers reach Vancouver from Yokohama. Cisco Texas tornado destroys town. Stuart Robson dies in New York. born Annapolis Maryland. Several hundred reactionaries executed in Constantinople.
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Gil+bert
Sixth Avenue
New York
Edward Blake
Dominion House * of Commons
Vancouver
Yokohama
Cisco
Texas
Stuart Robson
Annapolis
Aries
Constantinople
Bryan in 1912 race hinges on unity over Bryan
A editorial opinion argues Bryan cannot win the 1912 presidency and urges him to decline the nomination. It notes polls showing rival Harmon support, emphasizes the South’s electoral role, and warns that Bryan’s denial could restore party harmony if he avoids a split at the convention.
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Bryan
Hhis
Chicago Tribune
East
West
South
Harmon
Taft
Nebraskan
Mr. Bryan
The
Republic
Millionaires and Taxes Move in England and US
The piece argues for taxing the wealthy proportionally to wealth and discusses Britain's budget, the House of Lords veto, potential peer additions by the King, and possible dissolution of Parliament. It notes public sentiment favors higher taxes on millionaires and questions the Lords' relevance in a changing system.
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England
America
House of Commons
House of Lords
Lords
Commons
Savannah News
Farmers as Georgia lawmakers says Calvin
Hon Martin V Calvin urges that three fourths of Georgia’s next general assembly be farmers arguing they are instinctively conservative and oppose extravagance. He says farmers require clear, incontrovertible facts and arguments to be persuaded and will vote no if doubt remains, ensuring prudent governance.
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Martin V. Calvin
General Assembly of
Georgia
Georgia Legislature and Farmer Majority Quote
A quotation questions Georgia's laws, stating there is no extreme or partisan statute enacted by a legislature with a house whose members were seventy five percent farmers. The remark emphasizes the influence of agrarian lawmakers in Georgia's legislative history.
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Georgia
Cham berlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets Offer Remedy
A bundled health notice claims stomach issues cause headaches and that Cham berlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets remove the cause. The ad asserts easy consumption and effective relief, with availability from all dealers.
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Chamberlain
Cures Diarrhoea with No After Effects Promise
An advertisement claims Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy cures diarrhoea promptly without unpleasant after effects. It asserts the medicine never fails and is easy to take with no pain, promoting it as a reliable solution.
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Uke Chamberlain
Albert A Murphree 40th Birthday Honor Letter
Albert A Murphree, president of the University of Florida, born April 29 1870 in Walnut Grove Alabama. He studied at the University of Nashville and University of Chicago, taught in Tennessee, led Cleburne High School, joined Florida State College as mathematics professor in 1895 and became president two years later, later presiding over Florida Female College before his election to the University of Florida presidency a year ago.
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Albert A. Murphree
Peeteereree
University of Florida
Walnut Grove
Alabama
University of Nashville
University of Chicago
Tennessee
Cleburne
Texas
Florida State College
Florida Female College
White Man's Duty to Save the South From Ignorance
An excerpt from the Atlanta Independent asserts the white man’s duty to lead in the South, argues that civilizational conscience may justify harsh methods, and contends that governance without the governed’s consent is improper while noting concerns about postwar domination and racial dynamics. The piece reflects on Reconstruction, prejudice, and the survival of the fittest concept in governing principles.
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Atlanta Independent
South
China
Bineck
Atlanta
White Rule and Black Citizens in Reconstruction Era Debate
A Confederate era editorial condemns black governance and supports white supervision while endorsing safeguards for the ballot. The piece argues the South prospered under white leadership and condemns racial treachery, with a brief book notice on Otis Stephen of Philadelphia for young readers.
Notice of Assessment for Mrs Nix Death Fund
In Oconee Burial Fund on account of the death of Mrs. C. C Nix. An assessment of 25 cents is due at once. Leave the amount with W. J. Smith & Bro. or pay the same to J. H. Mealor.
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Oconee
C. C Nix
W. J. Smith &Bro
J. H. Mealor
Trains Arrivals and Departures Athens Georgia Railways
Train schedules list arrivals and departures for Trane IGAINESVILLE MIDLAND SEABOARD AIR LINE SOUTHERN and GEORGIA RAILROAD trains at Athens with daily, Sunday, and mixed train times, including northbound and southbound services and noting trains that do not run south of Athens. The timetable covers morning and evening departures, specific train numbers and times, and special Sunday operations.
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Igainesville Midland
Athens
Seaboard Air Line
Athene
Southern
Georgia Railroad
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